Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-20

1ho NONbuh Cbht0 OpOHb Nv AsChO
tomorrow, and will continue ten days.
: W. E. Griffin, agent of Wells, Fargo &
Co., went on a trip TO Union yesterday.
"Bill" Haworth started from here yes
terday with O load of lumber for Selig-
man.
Edison, the great inventor, is 10 estab-
lish a Winter home in Butte county Cali
~fornia.
Miss Sadie Arnhardt departed for the
home of her parents at Nevada City. CAL,
yesterday.
The Eureka ball tossers hsvn't a word
TO say, since the pile driver struck them at
Diamond on Sunday.
The miners at Austin are having an ex-
citing race to see which gang do the most
work In q weeks run.
j. L. Wines. Esq, and wife departed
for Elko yesterday, where they will remain
for q few days.
Charley Lautenschlsger is having his
saloon cleaned up and the walls and cell.
ing calsomined.
When the Carson river mills start up
this Fall more stamps will be put in mo-
tion than ever before on that stream.
Freddie Mannheim fell from o horizontal
bar yesterday, spraining one of his arms
pretty badly. DR.. Williams was called to
see him.
Wells, Fargo q 90. shipped yesterday
ten bars OF Richmond bullion. valued at
$21 ,608 n, and two bars passing bull
ion, valued at So, 900.
Judge Fitzgerald arrived by blackboard
Sunday morning and proceeded yesterday
to Ely to open court on time. His Honor
is a traveller and no mistake.
Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Fletcher are
back from their recreating trip to the
South Humboldt. They enjoyed the life
in the country with much zest.
G.. Cont and wife departed for Reno
yesterday for the State Fair. They will
proceed from there to San Francisco,
where they will remain about three weeks.
New moon last night. II you have
stocks you want to throw your eagle eye
on to 1t for the first time over the right
shoulder. We caught it on the fly over
the right.
District Attorney Beatty went over to
. Ely yesterday, to attend the District
Court; he tore himself away, as 1t we're,
: from the alluring charms OF Base Range
society-or words TO that effect.
Sol. Hip came in from Taylor on Sun.
: day last, and says everything is running
along nicely at that place. He left for
San Francisco yesterday, but will stop
over at Reno TO visit the State Fair.
The Winnemuccs nine are voted by our
boys the best, ~jolliest and most liberal lot
Of fellows that ever visited Eureka. Moth
ing could enhance the good feeling that
their short ~sojourn has created.
Bobby" Beatty accidentally fired a
bullet from small pistol into the grey
hound belonging to Peter Breen, Esq.,
~wounding the dog In the shoulder. Bobby
is careless or unfortunate with his pistol.
The Jingle of a half on a Eureka bar
these days causes somnolent barkeeper to
turn a double somersault. Jackson says
he can hear the laundering sound Of q
short bit II dropped on velvet. Likewise
it lie music to his ear.
Arthur P. Gallwey left by yesterdays
train for Sacramento, Cal, whence he will
go to Portland, Oregon, 10 join some OF
his former friends from South America in
. a hunting trip. He expects, so be says, to
be absent from here about three weeks.
. His Honor Judge Sanders yesterday ad.
ded two thousand volumes Of agricultural
reports to his hitherto extensive law
library. Whenever q case OF hog cholers
comes up in his court In the future he
will be fixed with the documents to par.
alyze any "spirmaoiti " lawyer who may
poke his snoot in.
n The Humboldt Grand Jury at the re.
q cent session Of court found eleven indict.
O ments. Three were for keeping opium
dens and four for having opium pipes.
- Euieka's veteran legislator. James Leander
= Smith, was the author Of the opium law.
II unable to suppress the vice. be ct least
made business for the courts and lawyers.
Virgins predicts for to-day q storm
Q sweeping down from Alaska that will
cause a wreck Of worlds and q crash OF
q empires. Professor Beard took q long
y range obser walton at midnight last night,
y and pronounced the Base Range safe. He
d thinks Virgins a fraud. Virgins opin-
ion OF the Nevada Signal Service lie not
Q yet received.
= The Board of County Commissioners
8 held a brief session yesterday but trans
acted no business OF importance further
than to accept the resignation of T.. r.
Jewell az Constable OF Palisade Township.
Mr.. Jewell assigns no reason for his retire
g ment from the Constabulary force Of the
town by the Humboldt.
Frank Cutting. the opulent fruit packer
OF San Francisco, who is largely inter
ested In the Jennie A mine in White Pine
county, has been over there looking after
his interests. He arrived from Hamilton
on Sunday last. accompanied by Miss
70 Agnes Timson and J. R. Kendall. and left
for San Francisco yesterday. Mr.. Kendall
= and Miss Timson returned to Hamilton
yesterday, and were accompanied by Miss
j. Ada Mannheim OF this place. The party
went by private conveyance, the vehicle
being a handsome new equippage just re
!. ceiyed from the East.
Pleasant Visitors.
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